A reversible inhibitor I is competitive with the substrate S when both have equal 1/Vmax ...

A reversible inhibitor I is competitive with the substrate S when both have
1. equal 1/V_max c. equal 1/V_max & 1/K_M
2. equal 1/K_M d. equal slope

A reversible inhibitor I is uncompetitive with the substrate S when both have
1. equal 1/V_max c. different 1/V_max & 1/K_M
2. equal 1/K_M d. different slope

Expert Solution

ANSWER -

1) CORRECT OPTION IS A

explanation -

also, we have

when we compare the graph and the straight line equation for the same, we figure out that competitive inhibition occurs when inhibitor and substrate both have same Vmax

2) CORRECT OPTION IS B

and same can be figured out by comparing the graph for this inhibition

and hence the answer for the second one would be b

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